Revegetation after mining
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- revegetation after mining
- coalfield (炭田)
- metals
- heavy metals in Japan (Hokkaido)
- bauxite in Western Australia
- References
- Revegetation after mining (採掘後の植生回復)
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For the restoration, we have to mention chemical and physical soil properties.
- Coalfield
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Hokkaido
- Japan (Hokkaido)
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Toyoha mine (豊羽鉱山)
mine mouth = 550 m elevation
officially closed on March 31 2006
produced metals: Ag, In, Zn, Pb, etc. - Bauxite
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(Western) Australia
Fig. Selected mines and petroleum production areas in Australia. (Department of the Environment and Heritage, Australian Government, 2002)
- Loneragan WA, Tsuyuzaki S, Vlahos S. 2007, Early vegetation development of rehabilitated bauxite mines in the eastern jarrah forests of southwest Western Australia. MEDECOS, Perth
- Tsuyuzaki S, Loneragan B, Vlahos S, Mattiske L. 2005. Rehabilitation of plant communities after bauxite mining in Western Australia. Ecological Society of Japan Meeting, Osaka
- References
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- Mallett CW, Xue S & Balusu R. 2000. Coal mine gas in Australian longwall mining. Coal & Safety 16: 21-27
- Huxtable CHA. 2003. Rehabilitation of Open Cut Coal Mines Using Native Grasses. Department of Sustainable Natural Resources, Australia.
- Loneragan, W.A. & Tsuyuzaki, S. 2010. Vegetation rehabilitation performance project report 2006. Worsley Alumina Pty Ltd., Perth, Western Australia. 92 pp.
- Mine safety and health administration (US Dept Labor)
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